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Thanks very much, I am very happy with it.@ Yop - That is gorgeous. Absolute stunner of a car. Had the chance to test one once, and loved it.
Very best of luck with it.Supergurrier wrote: »Think I saw your new car today Yop in galway on tuam rd around midday.
I was the depressed looking fella in the Isuzu NPR
Wasn't me, was tucked up behind the house here!
It will be there tomorrow though. Mine is a D reg. 0 -
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The Scoob both did its job (inexpensive/expendable short-haul wagon) and did not (AWD and new Michelins all-round and very slow speed notwithstanding, on sheet ice it just slipped and slid, and once you're sliding...you're sliding, until either the momentum is spent or something stops you).Special Circumstances wrote: »Yes, that looks much better able for sleety weather! ;-)
I'd been uhm-ing and ah-ing about getting rid for months (thirsty as a WRX, fast as a micra :pac:), but it was one of those 2nd hand pearls that just kept on giving, right until the end (it drove me home 5 miles after that photo, in thick falling snow, without skipping a beat, no wobbles, no pulling or anything - even headlights and everything else still working just fine, then the insurance offered me £200 more for it, than what I'd paid for it (from a forecourt!) in Nov'13 with 10kmiles less! :eek:).
I'd been for test-driving an E class (by way of 'successor') and this was supposed to be what we'd change the current C-class (t'other, nicer family cart) for later, maybe next year.Special Circumstances wrote: »Interesting successor to a subaru estate!
As with all carefully-laid plans - they don't survive first contact with the enemy: this was on the forecourt when I turned up to test the E class, the E class was OK but only -ish (clearly unloved, poor thing; and though the 220 CDI wasn't as underpowered as I'd feared...f*** it, now I want a 270 or 320 CDI, coz I can), and this had the right spec/year/miles/provenance/etc. sooo... 0 -
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One of the few german cars I'd actually buy, very nice!
Althought if have the M coupé but still.
Horaay, nice one! I did good, I remember you said you didnt fancy my Cooper S haha :P
Im delighted with it now, even though getting it back from the UK was an ordeal and Im afraid to add up the costs that I forgot to factor in!! I think it was worth thr trip as I couldnt find one in that engine, spec and condition over here. Theres literally not a mark on it!
I do love the coupes, probably one of my favourite cars on the road, but I said id give a convertible a go for a few years. I found the coupes hold their value really well and the big engined stuff never took the price hit in the UK that cars over here took, so they are quite expensive. Had it narrowed down to the Z4 or a Boxster but you get a lot more Z4 for the same money!
Took the UK tax disc off a few days ago, 155 pounds. Paid my tax today... 1080 euro...sickening0 -
Donnelly117 wrote: »Horaay, nice one! I did good, I remember you said you didnt fancy my Cooper S haha :P
Im delighted with it now, even though getting it back from the UK was an ordeal and Im afraid to add up the costs that I forgot to factor in!! I think it was worth thr trip as I couldnt find one in that engine, spec and condition over here. Theres literally not a mark on it!
I do love the coupes, probably one of my favourite cars on the road, but I said id give a convertible a go for a few years. I found the coupes hold their value really well and the big engined stuff never took the price hit in the UK that cars over here took, so they are quite expensive. Had it narrowed down to the Z4 or a Boxster but you get a lot more Z4 for the same money!
Took the UK tax disc off a few days ago, 155 pounds. Paid my tax today... 1080 euro...sickening
Someone with their tongue in cheek might even say you've graduated from a hairdressers car to a hair stylists car.... :pac:
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Someone with their tongue in cheek might even say you've graduated from a hairdressers car to a hair stylists car.... :pac:
Well wear though, looks great
Haha I had this discussion at work, the jury is out on which is more of a hairdressers car :PHahaha, sorry! Mini's have never really been my thing.
Definitely into the Z4 though, they've great lines.
And in relation to the Z3 M coupé, yes and no.
Yes, they're class but no, I meant this.
Those are a beautiful motor, theres only the one for sale in the country at the moment i think, its mint though. But a tad expensive!
I think ill keep the Z4 till a GT86/BRZ hits my price range then Ill be going from by first BMW to my first Jap car!! Would prefer a Subaru just cause I have a thing for them! 0 -
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MetzgerMeister wrote: »Do you miss the N54?
Twas the N14 in my Mini that kept blowing up in my face :P Eventually it left on a truck after the waterpump decided it no longer wanted to stay attached to the block and made a bid for freedom haha. Had that overhauled by O Learys down here and it has been mint ever since. Full timing chain kit, water pump and gaskets and many more bits binned and replaced!
Pic (terrible quality) I found of the 2 of them! Centre caps off the Mini are in the boot for those eagled eyed people from the detailing section
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No Sir, I had one picked out, after discussing it with you a good bit in the buying section actuallyMetzgerMeister wrote: »Did you not have an auto 335i not long ago?
Didn't fancy the one I test drove, it had the turbo rattle and the car itself was at the top of my budget so I couldn't stretch to the car and new turbos. I also could not for the life of me get an insurance quote below 2 grand so I scrapped the idea. That was about a year ago a this stage I would think...
This is my first BM!0 -
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Donnelly117 wrote: »No Sir, I had one picked out, after discussing it with you a good bit in the buying section actually
Didn't fancy the one I test drove, it had the turbo rattle and the car itself was at the top of my budget so I couldn't stretch to the car and new turbos. I also could not for the life of me get an insurance quote below 2 grand so I scrapped the idea. That was about a year ago a this stage I would think...
This is my first BM!
Aahh yes, now I remember!!
There's someone on here who bought one and couldn't stand the auto box in it so got rid of it only a few months later.0 -
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I do remember one popping up, probably in this thread some time last year. Hard to come across a manual one it seems. I dont think there were any when I was looking for one...MetzgerMeister wrote: »Aahh yes, now I remember!!
There's someone on here who bought one and couldn't stand the auto box in it so got rid of it only a few months later.0
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